The last panel at the Independent Power Producers of New York fall conference featured an environmental activist and representatives of the energy storage, wind and solar industries.

All energy storage resources wanting to qualify as capacity should register as behind-the-meter for the 2017/18 planning year, MISO said at last week’s two-day Resource Adequacy Subcommittee meeting.

SPP’s transmission buildout, interregional processes, new generation resources and cyber threats highlighted the Gulf Coast Power Association 3rd annual SPP Regional Conference.

MISO used its first-ever Market Symposium last week to ask industry leaders how a low-carbon future will influence the electricity market.

FERC approved rule changes to improve the ability of energy storage resources to participate in CAISO markets.

In this week's Market Subcommittee meeting, MISO said they will monitor maximum generation procedures as a result of pricing errors during a warning.

Present and former regulators debated the costs and benefits of rooftop solar and the pros and cons of net metering at the NARUC Summer Meetings.

A parallel effort to create an organized electricity market (RTO) is taking shape in the inland West even as CAISO attempts to expand.

This week's state briefs include news on Arizona, California, Connecticut, Maine, Michigan, Missouri and other states.

A study suggests CAISO’s expansion into a multistate RTO could save Western ratepayers billions while helping meet emission-reduction goals.